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ROI Calculator

Enter all initial costs related to the investment, such as purchase price, installation, and setup fees.

Enter the total expected value of the investment at the end of the period, including any resale value.

Enter the total revenue or income generated by this investment over the period.

Enter all ongoing costs associated with the investment, such as maintenance, salaries, or marketing expenses.

Enter the number of years the investment is held; this will help calculate an annualized ROI.

Optionally, enter a risk adjustment factor (e.g., 1.1 for moderate risk or 0.9 for low risk).

Net Profit: $0.00

ROI: NaN%

Annualized ROI: NaN%

Guide

Key Inputs and Examples

1. Initial Investment Cost Description:
Enter all upfront costs related to your investment. This includes the purchase price, setup fees, and any other costs needed to get started.
Example: If you bought equipment for $5,000 and spent $1,000 on installation, your initial investment cost would be $6,000.

2. Final Value of Investment Description:
Enter the estimated value of your investment at the end of the period, including any resale value.
Example: If you plan to sell the equipment after three years for $2,000, enter this as the final value.

3. Total Revenue Generated Description:
Input the total income or revenue generated by this investment over the period. This is the money earned directly because of the investment.
Example: If your investment helped generate $20,000 in sales, enter $20,000 as your total revenue.

4. Operational Costs Description:
Add any ongoing costs needed to maintain the investment, like maintenance, salaries, or marketing.
Example: If you spend $2,000 annually on maintenance, marketing, and staffing, and your period is three years, you’d enter $6,000.

5. Investment Period (years) Description:
Enter the number of years you will hold this investment. This helps calculate the annualized ROI for comparing investments across different time spans.
Example: If your investment period is three years, enter 3.

6. Risk Factor (optional) Description:
Optionally, enter a risk factor if you want a risk-adjusted ROI. A higher risk factor (e.g., 1.1) slightly reduces your ROI, while a lower risk factor (e.g., 0.9) slightly increases it.
Example: For a high-risk investment, you might enter 1.2. For a low-risk investment, you could use 0.9.

Posted Tuesday, November 11, 2024

The Toolstant ROI calculator is designed to help you calculate the return on your investments. Simply input key information about your investment, and it will display your net profit, overall ROI, and an annualized ROI to compare results across different time frames. Heres how each input works, with examples to guide you.

Example Calculation
  • Initial Investment Cost: $10,000 (equipment + setup)
  • Final Value of Investment: $2,000 (resale value after 3 years)
  • Total Revenue Generated: $30,000 (sales generated)
  • Operational Costs: $9,000 (ongoing costs over 3 years)
  • Investment Period: 3 years
  • Risk Factor: 1 (no adjustment)
    The calculator would show:
  • Net Profit: $11,000
  • ROI: 110%
  • AnnualizedROI: 36.67%

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